
Capitalizing on flush-surfaced shrouds, side covers, and rear fender, the development team made the frame into a set of smooth surfaces that expresses a new-era CRF styling derived from ergonomic design yet does not get in the way of venturesome off-road riding. An up-type muffler with a tapered shape is adopted and combines with the muffler cover and tool box on the left side to produce a shape reminiscent of a side racing number plate.
The rear fender expresses an uplifting feeling by adopting a pleasant "backward-leap" design. In addition, the turn signals and taillight are placed at the bottom of the rear fender along with a tool box that can be locked on its left side in a well-balanced and compact manner.
(The photo shows the prototype)
(The photo shows the prototype)
Tool box on the left side to produce a shape reminiscent of a side racing number plate.